I have made a custom dropdown field in leads module. Its a dynamically fetching users from users table from the leads module as key => value pair.
The field works fine but when in the edit mode (create a new lead)...the value is not getting stored and instead the key is getting stored not value..
I mean like instead of 'James Bond' the id is getting stored ..which is like '7896877'
Now the funny thing is that in the detail view in sugarcrm (leads module) the name is displayed properly as i wanted it to work. ONly in the list view it displays the ID and also in the database its getting stored as KEY i.e the hash ID.
This is the function:
function getUSERS($bean) {
$resultArray = Array();
$query = "select id,(first_name + ' ' + last_name) AS Name from dbo.users ORDER BY first_name ASC";
$resultArray [''] = '';
$result = $bean->db->query($query);
while ($row = $bean->db->fetchByAssoc($result)) {
$resultArray[$row['id']] = $row['Name'];
}
return $resultArray;
}
Dropdowns in Sugar work as key/value pairing, the key is what is stored in the database and Sugar does the appropriate lookup to display the value. Except the list view seems to work differently for dynamic dropdowns.
Instead of building your array as $resultArray[$row['id'] ]= $row['Name'] you could use the username -$resultArray[$row['username'] ]= $row['Name']as usernames have to be unique but will be more meaningful to your users in the list view.
However, is there any reason you're not using a relate field to the Users module? That should solve all your problems without any coding.
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I have different communities in my database, such as: community_newsfeed, community_marketplace, community_games_requested, community_games_offered, events and custom_posts.
Each of those communities stores a post_id, as well as the user_id.
Then I have a community_users table that stores user_id and community_id.
I want to create a mechanism which I, as the authenticated user, can view all the posts of a user, as long as that user and I belong to the same community.
And on that regard, I must view only the posts for the communities which we both belong to.
So I do the following:
Get all the community id's of the communities which I(auth user) belong to:
$community_user_member = DB::table('community_users')->whereUserId($user->id)->pluck('community_id')->toArray();
Then I do the same for the user which I want to see the posts:
$requested_user = DB::table('community_users')->whereUserId($user_id)->pluck('community_id')->toArray();
Fine. Now I use array interect to give me all the community_id that we share only:
$members = array_intersect($community_user_member, $requested_user);
Now, this is where I get stuck.
How can I get the communities which the id match the values I get in the $members value(not the key) and the user id matches $user_id( this is passed in the url )?
if(!empty($members)){
$newsfeed = CommunityNewsfeed::whereIn('newsfeed_community_id', $members)->whereUserId($user_id)->get();
}
I am sure that this user has 4 posts from community_newsfeed table, but I only see two posts, and also I dont see the correct posts.
Live example:
User A belongs to community_newsfeed.
User B belongs to community_newsfeed and community_marketplace.
User A must see the community_newsfeed data where user_id is the id of User B.
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Another option I tried was to use the in array function:
$common = [];
foreach ($community_user_member as $key => $member) {
if (in_array($member, $requested_user)) {
$common[] = $member;
}
}
print_r($common);
The end result should be something like this:
$common = [ '4','5','10','20' ];
Because then I would be able to loop through $common array and do whatever I want.
But I get the following error when I refresh the page:
SyntaxError: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data
I am not sure if this is the correct way to use this framwork.
I have a table books ids, there is also containing a list of terms these can be added to e.g. name author etc.
I also have a table which contains the term data, so for example I have a term called 'Name' this has an id of 1, so in the term data table there would be termdataid, bookid, termid, value.
How can I represent these in a view?
At the moment I have created a new model called 'termholder' this allows me to hold the termid, bookid, value, termname.
$termfeilds= \app\models\TermField::findAll(['active'=>'1']);
$_arrayterms = [];
foreach($termfeilds as $termfeild){
$_t = new \app\models\termholder();
$_t->name = $termfeild->name;
$_t->id = $termfeild->id;
$_arrayterms[] = $_t;
}
foreach($_arrayterms as $_arrayterm){
echo '<tr>
<td>'. $_arrayterm->name.'</td>
<td>'.$form->field($_arrayterm, 'value')->textInput(['maxlength' => true])->label(false).'</td>
</tr>';
}
This works fine however all the inputs have the same name so when it validates it teats them all as the same element.
I am going around this the correct way?
We need to extract specific fields, no matter if they have data or not.
If I f.ex. want an putput with only the field with external id : 'logo' i am trying this:
$limit = 10;
$app_id = xxxxxxx;
$items = PodioItem::filter($app_id,array('Limit' => $limit,'external_id' => 'logo'));
Within podio not all the fields are filled in, and the result is that we do not get a return value for field 'logo'.
When we don't get a return from field logo - the array output is not structured in a way so we can grab the data we need.
How do we achieve this ?
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Rough Example on print output:
items[0] = Companyname,Logo,Address,Phone,Country
(has data in Logo)
items[1] = Companyname,Address,Phone,Country,ContactPerson
(no data in Logo)
items[2] = Companyname,Address,Phone,Country
PROBLEMS ARISING
items[2][4] is not existing (but i won't know this)
items[0][2] is Address Field (but i won't know this)
items[1][2] is Phone Field (but i won't know this)
Looking for Company Contact Person [x][4] accross items will end in
[0] = Wrong (country)
[1] = Right data (ContactPerson)
[2] = PHP error
Like in SQL, i would take the coloumn_name_1,coloumn_name_2, etc.. and grab data from only these fields.
PodioItem objects have a collection of item fields. As you've noted only fields that have values are included (since including empty fields is redundant). As you've noted you can't reliably access the fields by their array offset.
What you should do it access it by field_id or external_id. These are the unique identifiers. You can use the field method on the PodioItem object for this purpose:
$items = PodioItem::filter(...);
foreach ($items['items'] as $item) {
// Get field with external_id "logo". You can also pass in field_id
$field = $item->field('logo');
if ($field) {
print "Found a logo field!";
}
}
I would like to insert an array into a MYSQL database, preferably using Yii's active record.
For example, I have a an array:
User = array(
fname => "Joe"
lname => "Schmidt"
)
with a User table in my database with columns id, fname and lname. One of the options is creating an object and doing:
$user = new User;
$user->fname = User['fname'];
$user->lname = User['lname'];
$user->save();
However, this seems like so much code for such common functionality. Is there a way to insert an array into the database where array keys match corresponding columns without me writing my own function or doing some SQL query hack? Ideally it uses the already present Active record of Yii.
What you want to do is handled by the framework itself.
You can mass assign like:
$user->attributes=$_POST['User'];
Read more about Mass Assignment
I have never worked with Yii before, so I can't offer a solution using that, but you can serialize the array and store it in the single cell in your database, like so:
$user = array("fname" => "Joe", "lname" => "Schmidt");
$serialized = serialize($user);
//Store the $serialized variable in the database
When you are ready to access it:
//Get your data from the database
$unserialized = unserialize($usersFromDB);
$fname = $unserialized['fname']; //Joe
Hope that helps.
the function is pretty straightforward, try this:
function insert($table, $fields_values = array())
{
$q1 = join(",", array_keys($fields_values));
$q2 = "'".join("','", array_values($fields_values))."'";
$query = "INSERT INTO $table($q1) VALUES($q2)";
// do your DB insert here
}
The main trick is the array to query conversion using join and array_keys / array_values.
Depending the amount of data in array you can write you own function e.g
a) check this backUpdate , modify it to insert /remove render view option
b) Follow this thread
c) Possible traps when inserting multiple records
d) check this associated SOQ
If you know what you are doing its easy to do , you just need to take care of
validations
records exists in associated tables ( if there is FKey involved )
option d). will be a posssible answer if you have simple inserts ( with no associated tables)
I am trying to implement a very simple search function with PHP in symfony.
Basically I have a form that posts a query and I want to retrieve the items in the database that match the query.
If I have a User table with columns first_name and last_name, I want to be able to retrieve all items that contain a query. For example, if I submit 'a', I will get all names that have an 'a' in them:
Bat Man
Black Beard
Adam West
Mister A
So I know I can get all objects in the table whose first names contain 'a' by specifying criteria:
$c = new Criteria();
$c->add(UserPeer::FIRST_NAME, '%a%', Criteria::LIKE);
$users = UserPeer::doSelect($c);
Is there a way I can pass a variable like $query in the add() function? Can I acquire $query via a form and then pass it as a variable in the add function and get all the objects that contain it? Am I even going about this the right way?
On your form create an input with the id 'query'
<label for="query">Query:</label>
<?php echo input_tag('query') ?>
In the action get the parameter IF the form has been submitted
then pass it into your criteria
if($this->getRequest()->getMethod() == sfRequest::POST)
{
$query = $this->getRequestParameter('query');
$c = new Criteria();
$c->add(UserPeer::FIRST_NAME, '%'.$query.'%', Criteria::LIKE);
$users = UserPeer::doSelect($c);
}